Will this fit a Rode VideoMic (not Pro) and a Tascam DR-05 at the same time?
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It should since I use very similar equipment (mic pro and same recorder). However, my suggestion is get this dual cold shoe and a the Camcaddie "rig" full version. You'll end up a getting a very escalable solution for any shooting purpose
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I put a rode mic and a digital light on mine...so If it will go on this shoe i don't see why it wouldn't work for you. I never tried it so can't be sure. Good luck.
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The Pelican 1040 holds the Tascam DR-40 perfectly. No modifications to the case are required and there is enough room to hold extra batteries as well.
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Go to the Tascam Teac web site and ask this question there for assured compatibility
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I have a Recording King Resonator and the measurement specs. are almost like your. I looked up the spec. on another site for the case, and from all I found out; it should fit.
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Not sure. This is basically a photo tripod adapter for mic stands. This would allow you to put a camcorder or other camera on a mic stand. Or in my case, a Tascam digital audio recorder.
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It fits the T4i 650D. There is a video of it on youtube. If you have a 3.5mm headphone jack on the camera, the Rode Videomic will fit to the best of my knowledge.
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It will work. But I like the Rode Boom WAY better. Better quality and flexibility.
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Hello Der'e friend, I hope I am not to late to aid you in your purchase. This unit is designed to work with not only a Majority of Tascam products but many Roland, Yamaha etc. Machines. To be perfectly sure go to Tascam's site for Absolute surety. B-Blest Scott¢¼
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of course..LOOK at online manual to see the jacks...am using with zoom R24 recorder myself....and dont forget the more complex question, how to combine diff synths together using their MIDI cable too
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If you have a 1/8 inch mic input on your camera, it will work fine, HOWEVER, why would you want the Rode VideoMic, as it's a MONO mic, it WILL NOT record stereo, and I think your Cannon camera has a stereo mic input, doesn't it??? Why people buy the Rode mic and it's not even stereo is beyond me! Good luck.Bob
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yes, the Canon T31/600 has a mic input, so the Rode VideoMic Pro will work fine with it. Just need to use the Manual setting in the camera for audio levels to get better sound quality.
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Yes it will. Those are the exact headphones I have, which I am using this with...along with a Tascam port-a-studio. You're good to go!
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Yes, but never put the Rode Videomic Pro on a boom pole, the sound will be absolutely atrocious. Only ever connect your Rode Videomic Pro directly to your DSLR or other camera to get decent audio. The only time you'll get good sound quality from boom pole operating is when you're using a higher quality shotgun mic like the baseline Rode NTG-2 or Sennheiser ME66 for instance. The reason for this is that these shotgun mikes take XLR connections and cables that will connect with a portable recording device or sound mixer on set, which will create professional sound quality. I can't stress enough not to use the Rode Videomic pro on a boom pole, as the analog cable connection is terrible for sound quality.
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Im not sure on the dimensions of an audio -technica , but it worked great for my yamaha, maybe check their website
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The Rode Mic comes with it along with the dead cat attachment, and the standard foam cover. Compatible from the package as is with separately purchased DR-40 Tascam device with cable. Proper adapters probably can attach to camera most likely.
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It's an industry standard mic stand with a standard screw in top. If your mic has an industry standard screw hole in the bottom, then it will fit.
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I just know that I got it for my Tascam DP-008. If the specs line up with the MK II it is usually a fit. Call the manufacturer, they usually have a recommendation list.